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Canyon Pounder, WHY?!?!

Camelcluch

Camelcluch

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Why the heck do I want this sight? I can not get this thing out of my head. Someone tell why not.
I’m off to sell some future kids, blood and all my plasma… That should leave me about $590 left to save.
 
Cause it’s a cool sight! And it’s $590. And you hunt out west. And it’s a cool sight. I’ve said before if I hunted out west I’d probably own it.
 
When it comes to bow sights, there are two categories, hunting sights and target sights. For hunting sights, I am a one-pin user. I can effectively use a one pin site from 0-40 yards. For yard/target shooting, I like a target sight with a powered lens. If one likes to shoot longer yardages, a powered scope sure makes it better.

When it comes to archery, I am results driven. If a product or technique doesn't yield positive results that can be measured, then I save my money and time. Spending $590 on a pin sight is a bit much considering it isn't going to improve your arrow groups or deer count.
 
Halfstep said:
When it comes to bow sights, there are two categories, hunting sights and target sights. For hunting sights, I am a one-pin user. I can effectively use a one pin site from 0-40 yards. For yard/target shooting, I like a target sight with a powered lens. If one likes to shoot longer yardages, a powered scope sure makes it better.

When it comes to archery, I am results driven. If a product or technique doesn't yield positive results that can be measured, then I save my money and time. Spending $590 on a pin sight is a bit much considering it isn't going to improve your arrow groups or deer count.
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You’re no fun at all!!! :tearsofjoy: :tonguewink::tonguewink:
 
I don't get it.. I looked at it.. looks like all the other multiple pin sights.....
 
It’s the drive system that is really appealing. Extremely accurate and mountain tough.
 
GeoFish said:
You need to bo on the saddle hunter support thread, LOL.
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Ha! Let see; A set of moded helium sticks, a set of Beast sticks, a set of Tethrd Ones. A Phantom, Reaper and Transformer saddle. I live in an area that has almost no exposure to saddle or tree stand hunting. All this is nothing compared to my real addiction of archery.
Sheesh, I need to sell some stuff.
 
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You western bowhunters are a different breed. I've been shooting an ez-v which is like the polar opposite of this type of sight, so seems like there's a heck of a lot (too much) going on to me, but also support you buying it and letting us all know how it works out lol
 
The first thing that I thought of when I read the title was that it was a $500 backpack.
 
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